Frenkie de Jong: Barcelona threaten to rip up star's contract due to 'evidence of criminality'
Barcelona have reportedly told Frenkie de Jong that they want to rip up his existing contract and revert back to the previous terms he signed in 2019.
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Judge - Lawyers for Brian Flores, others can't gather more evidence before decision on whether lawsuit will be sent to arbitration
NEW YORK — A judge on Thursday quickened the time it will take to rule whether NFL commissioner Roger Goodell gets to decide the merits of racial discrimination claims made by Black coaches against the league and its teams, saying that it appears an effort to gather more evidence is a try at «an impermissible fishing expedition.»
Football Association welcomes new evidence regarding repetitive head impacts
The Football Association has welcomed new research that has found conclusive evidence that repetitive head impacts can cause degenerative brain disease and offered its support in attempts to diagnose chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in people still alive.
Sport-Study finds 'conclusive evidence' of head impact link to CTE
Researchers have found "conclusive evidence" that repeated head impacts cause chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a new study showed, and they called on sports governing bodies to take measures to help prevent the degenerative brain disease.
Penn State football involved in sexual extortion probe as photo evidence from inside locker room unsealed
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Kate Moss denies Johnny Depp pushed her down stairs as she gives evidence in Amber Heard defamation trial
Supermodel Kate Moss gave evidence at the Johnny Depp defamation trial in an appearance lasting less than five minutes today (May 25). She was called as one of the final witnesses after Amber Heard mentioned her by name in a previous testimony.
Kate Moss to give evidence in Johnny Depp defamation trial this week
Amid the ongoing defamation case against Amber Heard and her former partner Johnny Depp, Kate Moss will soon be giving evidence.
Ukraine war: WHO begins gathering war crimes evidence of Russian attacks on health facilities
The World Health Organization (WHO) is gathering evidence for a possible war crimes investigation into attacks it says it has documented by Russia on healthcare facilities in Ukraine, it said in Kyiv on Saturday.